Brexit

Charting a new course

UPDATED BREXIT LEGAL GUIDE

We have updated our online Brexit Legal Guide to take into account the latest developments and to explain the anticipated impact of Brexit in various practice and sector areas depending on whether the negotiated withdrawal deal is accepted or there is a “no deal” Brexit.

Brexit notes blog

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Brexit webinar and video series

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Brexit: Are you ready for re-papering?

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Brexit Podcast

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View from Brussels

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28 January 2020

The View from Brussels: Some critical issues for the future trade relationship

The European Commission has started a debate with the Member States on the shape of the Union's future trade relationship with the UK and has made its views public in...

19 December 2019

The View from Brussels: Brexit - next steps and options to reconcile haste with ambition

Brexit now seems inevitable on 31 January 2020 but that is only the beginning of the process of defining a new relationship between the UK and the EU. Serious negotiations...

24 October 2019

The view from Brussels: The key questions raised by the new Brexit deal's Irish backstop replacement

The draft Withdrawal Agreement has finally been amended to replace the previous Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland with a new Protocol taking a rather different approach to securing the objective...

18 October 2019

UK and EU agree revised Brexit deal: What does it mean and what next?

At the EU Summit today, the UK Government and European Commission agreed a revised Brexit deal, reaching agreement on the key outstanding issue of the Irish backstop and revising...

25 September 2019

Supreme Court unanimously holds that extended prorogation of Parliament is unlawful

In R (Miller) v The Prime Minister; Cherry and ors v Advocate General for Scotland [2019] UKSC 41, the Supreme Court found that the Prime Minister's advice to Her...

Brexit: some indirect implications for development and planning

19 September 2019

The View From Brussels: Ideas to fix the Backstop - including enhanced extradition

The position of the EU changed almost imperceptibly over the summer from that which we noted in June 2019 of “the Withdrawal Agreement is not open for renegotiation”...

25 June 2019

AVMS Directive: To implement or not to implement? That is the question

There is no doubt that the likelihood of a “no-deal” Brexit continues to grow. Against this backdrop, the UK Government has issued a Consultation Document setting out...

25 June 2019

The view from Brussels - Can the Backstop be Renegotiated?

Both candidates to be leader of the Conservative Party, and therefore to be UK Prime Minister, have vowed to renegotiate the Withdrawal Agreement and in particular the Protocol on Ireland/Northern...

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James is the Chair and Senior Partner of our firm and continues to spend his time advising clients and leading transactions. He is one of the leaders of our team on Brexit.

Key Services

Corporate

Mergers & Acquisitions

Key Sectors

Energy

Banks and other Financial Institutions

+44 20 7466 2327

Gavin is a corporate lawyer specialising in cross-border mergers and acquisitions with a focus on the infrastructure, TMT and consumer products sectors.

Key Services

Corporate

Mergers & Acquisitions

Key Sectors

Energy

Financial Buyers

+44 20 7466 2153

Dorothy is a consultant in competition, regulation and trade.

Key Services

Competition, Regulation and Trade

Finance

Key Sectors

Banks and other Financial Institutions

Infrastructure

+44 20 7466 2061

Stephen is Executive Partner and joint Global Corporate Practice and Regional Head of Practice for Corporate, UK. He also leads the firm's Clients and Sectors strategy.

Key Services

Mergers & Acquisitions

Public M&A

Key Sectors

Technology, Media and Telecommunications

Manufacturing and Industrials

+44 20 7466 2038